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PLANT MATERIAL INTRODUCED 



78040 to 78111— Continued. 



78069. Cardinalis. 



78070. Mocrlosei. 



78071. Pyginea. 



78072. Rosea grandiflora. 



78073. Rubra grandiflora. 



78074. San-guinea. 



78075. Simonsi. 



78076. Umbrillicata. 



78077 to 78082. Deutzia spp. Hydran- 

 geaceac. ^ J 



78077. Deutzia vilmorinae Lemoine. 



A shrub 4 to G foot high, of vigor- 

 ous growth, Avith pure-white flowers 

 .iiearly an ineh across in loose clusters 

 suggestive of some of the smaller-grow- 

 ing- kllKls of Philadelphia, a resem- 

 blance which is increased by the late- 

 ness of its flowering period. It is 

 native to China. 



49944 previous introduction see No. 



78078. Deutzia sp. 



Crenata magnifica. Pure - white 

 double flowers in short dense panicles 

 nearly 2 inches long. 



78079. Deutzia sp. 



Discolor elegantissima. Open rosy 

 white flowers about three-fourths of an 

 inch across, in many-flowered loose 

 corymbs. 



78080. Deutzia sp. 



Discolor floribunda. Flowers white 

 pink on the outside, in rather dense 

 upright panicles. 



78081. Deutzia sp. 



Discolor grandiflora. -Buds pink and 

 flowers rosy white ; similar to the pre- 

 ceding, but with looser panicles. 



78082. Deutzia sp. 



Discolor major. Large white flowers 

 rose tinged on the outside, about an 

 inch across. 



"78083. Jasminum stephanense Javit. 

 Oleaceae. Jasmine. 



A vigorous climbing shrub with termi- 

 nal racemes of fragrant pink flowers It 

 is a hybrid between Jasminum officinale 

 and J. beesianum. 



78084. Ligdstbum heneyi Hemsl. Olea- 

 ceae. Privet. 



-,o A ? oniam ental evergreen shrub up to 

 i-J. feet high, with dark-green rounded- 

 oval leaves 2 inches or less long, small 

 white flowers in a pyramidal cluster, and 

 blue-black berries. It is native to China. 



78085 to 78106. Philadelphus spp. Hy- 

 drangeaceae. 



78085. Philadelphus sp. 



Albatre. Very floriferous ; pure- 

 white flowers on gracefully arching 

 stems. & 



78086. Philadelphus sp. 



Argentine. An erect shrub with 

 fragrant, very double, white flowers 2 

 inches or more across. 



78040 to 78111— Continued. 



78087. Philadelphus sp. 



Banniere. Semidouble, snow-white 

 flowers 2y 2 inches across. 



78088. Philadelphus sp. 



Belle Etoile. A vigorous varietv 

 bearing an abundance of large well- 

 expanded, sweet-scented flowers which 

 have milk-white petals with a purple 

 blotch. This is said to be the showiest 

 and hardiest of the purple-eyed varie- 

 ties. 



78089. Philadelphus sp. 



Boule d'Argent. Double, fragrant 

 flowers. 



78090. Philadelphus sp. 



Bouquet Blanc. A tall shrub with 

 large leaves and large dense compact 

 clusters of double or semidouble flowers. 



78091. Philadelphus sp. 



Dame Blanche. Numerous small 

 panicles of creamy white, semidouble, 

 fragrant flowers. 



78092. Philadelphus sp. 



EncJiantement. A variety bearing 

 dense panicles of double white flowers 

 pf the most striking appearance on 

 long erect branches. 



78093. Philadelphus sp. 



Gerbe de Neige. Very fragrant single 

 flowers. 



78094. Philadelphus sp. 

 Girandole. Double white flowers. 



78095. Philadelphus sp. 



Glacier. Double white flowers in 

 erect compact clusters, borne on stout 

 erect stems. 



78096. Philadelphus sp. 



Manteau dfHermine. Double flowers. 



78097. Philadelphus sp. 



Mont-Blanc. Single fragrant flowers, 

 borne in great profusion. 



78098. Philadelphus sp. 



Norma. Large semidouble flowers, 

 almost completely covering the long 

 slender arching branches. 



78099. Philadelphus sp. 



Nuage rose. Flowers very large, 

 white with rose-tinted center, sweetly 

 fragrant. 



78100. Philadelphus sp. 



Pavilion Blano. Large single white 

 flowers. 



78101. Philadelphus sp. 

 Perle Blanche. 



78102. Philadelphus sp. 



Purpureo maculatus. A dwarf bush 

 with large single flowers, white with a 

 large rosy purple spot at the base of 

 each petal. 



78103. Philadelphus sp. 



Pyramidal. Double white flowers on 

 erect branches. 



